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Capability of cross-hole electrical configurations for monitoring rapid plume migration experiments

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Cross-hole electrical resistivity tomography is a useful tool in geotechnical, hydrogeological or fluid/gas plume migration studies. It allows better characterization of deep subsurface structures and monitoring of the involved processes. However, due to the large amount of possible four-electrode combinations between boreholes, the choice of the most efficient ones for rapid plume migration experiments (real-time monitoring), becomes a challenge. In this work, a numerical simulation to assess the capabilities and constraints of the most common cross-hole configurations for real-time monitoring is presented. Four-electrode configurations, sensitivity, dependence on the body location and amount of data were taken into account. The analysis of anomaly detection and the symmetry of the sensitivity pattern of cross-hole configurations allowed significant reduction of the amount of data and maintaining the maximum potential resolution of each configuration for real-time monitoring. The obtained results also highlighted the benefit of using the cross-hole AB-MN configuration (with both current - or potential - electrodes located in the same borehole) combined with other configurations with complementary sensitivity pattern.

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BELLMUNT TRAVER, Fabián, MARCUELLO PASCUAL, Alejandro, LEDO FERNÁNDEZ, Juanjo, QUERALT I CAPDEVILA, Pilar. Capability of cross-hole electrical configurations for monitoring rapid plume migration experiments. _Journal of Applied Geophysics_. 2016. Vol. 124, núm. 73-82. [consulta: 20 de gener de 2026]. ISSN: 0926-9851. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/128768]

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